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Days after the symphony suspended its season over a financial emergency, a new partnership with Oracle has kept more than 100 musicians and staff employed, though questions about long-term stability and ticket refunds linger.
Brianna Jackson · October 5, 2026
The commission ruled that Catherine Gore Herrera did not meet the state's one-year residency rule, leaving two candidates in the August race for Henry County mayor.
Marcus Johnson · April 24, 2026
State Rep. Caleb Hemmer, who has held District 59 since 2022, says he will not seek reelection in 2026, and candidates from both parties have already stepped forward to replace him.
Brianna Jackson · November 13, 2025
Metro Council has approved a resolution to launch an ADA accessibility audit, with advocates hoping it will address barriers such as downtown accessible parking.
Marcus Johnson · September 29, 2025
A proposal introduced on first reading would let developers build more in exchange for reserving 10% of units at attainable prices for middle-income residents.
Marcus Johnson · September 3, 2025
The Sounds of Welcome show at 3rd and Lindsley on Aug. 12 will raise money for the Nashville International Center for Empowerment as the group works to fill gaps left by federal changes.
Marcus Johnson · August 7, 2025
David Michael Hawkins, a Nashville publicist and songwriter, has released "Sin," a country single drawing on his experience as a gay man living with HIV.
Marcus Johnson · June 27, 2025
The garden nonprofit paid $1,125,000 for a 1.35-acre property next to Edwin Warner Park as a dispute grows over a possible access road across Warner Parks land.
Brianna Jackson · June 17, 2025
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit will be supported by student and educator-led ensembles from across the Southeast during their October run at the Ryman Auditorium.
Marcus Johnson · June 17, 2025
The annual Nashville CARES fundraiser, set for May 1, has drawn almost 70 participating restaurants, more than last year, with some adding special dishes and alternate dates.
Brianna Jackson · April 4, 2025
The Austin-based pair played songs from their forthcoming album Havin' a Talk at Analog at Hutton Hotel, their first Nashville show since recording it here.
Brianna Jackson · April 4, 2025
Nashville's Metro Council cleared two heavily contested measures in a nearly five-hour session, moving historic zoning staff under the Planning Department and approving guardrails for the Fusus camera network.
Marcus Johnson · March 19, 2025
Longtime shopkeepers, artists-in-residence and newcomers at the 1902 Arcade describe hope, uncertainty and slow sales as new owners remake the historic passage.
Brianna Jackson · February 6, 2025
The owners of the Lower Broadway honky-tonk expect historic zoning approval for a new restaurant, kitchen and private rooftop space after an initial denial in December.
Marcus Johnson · January 8, 2025
The school's board fired director Amani Reed after an outside legal review found failures in how leaders responded to a student's allegations against a former English teacher.
Marcus Johnson · January 8, 2025
Facing a scheduled Friday hearing on whether his office recorded a defense team, Nashville District Attorney Glenn Funk asked for a special prosecutor in the 2000 murder case against Calvin Atchison.
Brianna Jackson · December 12, 2024
A Davidson County criminal court judge set a Dec. 13 hearing on whether alleged recording of defense lawyers by District Attorney Glenn Funk's office should affect a first-degree murder prosecution.
Brianna Jackson · October 3, 2024
Police say a man pulled a pistol during a fight inside Roasted on Garfield Street on Sunday afternoon, killing one person and wounding five others.
Brianna Jackson · March 31, 2024
